FINAL TEST FOR FRESENIUS PART 2 (CLINICAL COMPLICATIONS HEMODIALYSIS ) VERIFIED SOLUTION

FINAL TEST FOR FRESENIUS PART 2 (CLINICAL
COMPLICATIONS HEMODIALYSIS ) VERIFIED SOLUTION



IN A NORMAL KIDNEY WHICH THREE COMPARTMENTS FLUID WOULD DISTRIBUTE -
INTRAVASCULAR,INTERSTITIAL AND INTERCELLULAR



WHERE CAN WE ONLY PULL FLUIDS FROM WITH CRF PATIENTS DURING DIALYSIS -
INTRAVASCULAR



S/S OF HYPOTENSION - YAWNING,DIZZINESS,LIGHTHEADEDNESS, N/V,BLURRED VISION



IF A PATIENT HAVE HYPOTENSION S/S WHAT SHOULD YOU DO - CHECK THEIR B/P AND
COMPARE IT TO THE PREVIOUS NOTIFY RN



INTERVENTIONS FOR HYPOTENSION - PLACE PATIENT IN RECLINING POSITION OR
TRENDELENBURG WITH FEET ELEVATED, TURN THE UF DOWN OR OFF , NOTIFY RN AND GIVE
NORMAL SALINE



WHAT COULD CAUSE HYPOTENSION - PATIENT EATS DURING OR BEFORE TREATMENT,IF
PATIENT TOOK BP MEDS,OR NARCOTIC PAIN MEDS PRIOR TO TREATMENT , IF PATIENT GAIN A
LOT BETWEEN TREATMENT OR HIS UFR EXCEEDS HOW FAST THEIR VASCULAR SYSTEM IS
REFILLING



CRAMPING CAUSED BY - SHIFTING OF ELECTROLYTES ATTEMPTING TO PULL A LARGE AMOUNT
OF FLUID IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME OR GOING BELOW PATIENTS EDW



EDW HAS TO - REEVALUATED ON A ONGOING BASIS SINCE THE PATIENT'S WEIGHT GOES UP
AND DOWN JUST LIKE OURS DOES



SVS MUST BE USED WITH A - MEDICAL DOCTORS ORDER